TREE CARE & PRUNING.

Care for the tree you want to keep. Nora's pruning approach emphasizes preservation, with crown cleaning, tip-weight reduction, and clearance around structures.

Talk about your tree
Textured oak branches and sunlit leaves in a mature canopy

GOOD PRUNING
HAS A PURPOSE.

Start with what you've noticed. A dead branch in the canopy. Growth close to the roof. A limb whose ends seem heavy. Tell Erik what concerns you and which tree needs attention.

Crown cleaning

Crown cleaning focuses on dead, dying, or diseased branches within the canopy. It is different from cutting back a whole tree just to make it smaller.

Tip-weight reduction

Tip-weight reduction addresses growth toward the ends of selected branches. Ask Erik which limbs need attention and how the proposed pruning fits your tree.

Clearance around structures

Branches near roofs, walls, and other structures can call for selective pruning. Point out the area you want to discuss so the estimate can address that clearance.

KEEP THE TREE.
RESPECT ITS SHAPE.

Nora Tree Service publicly opposes topping and excessive pruning. Ask about a specific pruning goal rather than assuming every branch needs cutting back.

More about Nora's approach

BEFORE YOU
GET IN TOUCH.

What should I tell Erik about my tree?

Share your neighborhood, the tree’s location, and what you want to address. Mention branches close to structures or any areas of the canopy that concern you. Ask Erik how best to share photographs.

Can I ask about pruning and removal together?

Yes. Describe what you have in mind and ask Erik about the options for your property. Nora offers free estimates for tree care and tree removal.

Where does Nora Tree Service work?

Indianapolis and surrounding areas. Tell Erik your neighborhood to check your location before arranging the next step.